The Night the Pats Dynasty Ended... (Patriots vs. Chiefs 2014, Week 4)
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I am embarrassed by this comment section. Of course the dynasty didn't die this game, but that was the overwhelming media narrative afterwards. Reporters were asking Belichick if there will be a QB change, and Trent Dilfer famously proclaimed "Let's face it, the Patriots just aren't good anymore!" People on sports radio were dancing on the graves of the Patriots and celebrating the death of the dynasty, as it had been 10 years since they last won a Superbowl and they looked like trash through the first 4 weeks of the season. This is what prompted the famous "we're on to Cincinnati" press conference. Of course this game was really the beginning of the 2nd half of the dynasty, as they would go on to appear in 4 of the next 5 Superbowls and win 3
Exactly
Thank you for understanding! Really thought more people would have caught onto that
Great summary
Yeah, it was all a forced narrative by Sports Media. I was skeptical that the dynasty was actually over.
Sean Hyland ngl didn’t need an essay
“The night the patriots Dynasty ended”
“You’re about 5 years too early” - The ancient one.
"I understood that reference"
@@thesentinel5523 Me too.
It was one hell of a run though
@Korn 1993 i'm not entirely a boston sports fan but 6 super bowls, 4 world series, 1 nba titles and 1 stanley cup since the turn of the 21st century! which other city can say such a thing? i mean can you blame them? 🤷♂️
LOL
when people think that you guys are actually serious about saying the dynasty ended on this day...
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
W
Really didn’t expect that title to cause controversy 🤦♂️
NFL Throwback leave it to the TH-cam comment section lol
🐐🐐🐐 making it look like a farm in these replies
That Patriots team was loaded. Brady looked like the best player in football from week 5 on and if I remember correctly, the defense didn't give up a 4th quarter point from week 12 all the way to the Super Bowl.
That team was on a mission.
They were cheating with Deflategate during the season.
JJ Watt was the best player in football that year. Pats were probably the best team.
A QB threw nothing but 10-15 dink and dunk short little passes against a weak schedule = “the best player in football from week 5 on””
@@chrisuncleahmad You can try and knock it all you want, but the fact of the matter is Tom Brady is one of the best players of all time, it's just a fact
They did give up points in the fourth quarter actually.. But yeah they weren't as loaded as the year before but still pretty great.. Just goes to show how ESPN writes a team off as soon as they lose a game..
The 2014 Patriots are one of the most important teams in the NFL history!!!!
“The night the pats dynasty ended” Patriots: Go to the Super Bowl 4 out of the next 6 years and win 3
It’s what the narrative was after this game , obviously they aren’t dumb enough to say it ended back then
Now it might be really over because Brady is gone
LMFAO, LOL, 😂😂😂,
My Ass The Patriots Dynasty Ended This Game.
@@Phoenix96886 they just did
@@ChiefBlue4298 lol yup pats fans scared. Brady was scared too - he knew he couldn't face off the young QBs in the AFC. He needs a one off shot at one in the Super Bowl. That man was never going to the Chargers - he just didn't wanna seem scared of anything
as a Pats fan this is so satisfying to watch now because of what it led to; almost as enjoyable as any win
I'm a longtime Chiefs fan and even tho I was excited for this beatdown. Lol, in no way shape or form did I believe Brady was done
Ah yes, this awful game. People had been writing off the Patriots for a while up to this point, but this was the night where a lot of people genuinely began to believe that things were done in New England. After a decade of failing to bring home a Lombardi, it really did seem like the Patriots were dead in the water. The offense looked broken, Brady looked washed, the whole team was a mess, and this game typified all of these issues on a national stage. Of course, everyone remembers the now infamous Trent Dilfer rant made postgame. "They're not good anymore!" he emphatically exclaimed.
From this point, New England of course went on to win 13 of their final 15 games that season, including a wild Super Bowl, with Brady playing some of the best football of his career. Excluding a week 17 game where he sat the second half against Buffalo, Brady's stats from week 5-16 were crazy;
294 Y/G
29 TDs
7 INTs
66% comp
104.4 Passer Rating
For reference, over a 16 game season those stats would have translated to 4700 yards, 42 TDs and 10 picks. Likely an MVP season. And, in typical Brady fashion, he had an even better postseason.
This game was the perfect example of why fans could never doubt the greatest QB of all time and the greatest coach of all time. They always found a way to right the ship, even when it seemed like everything was going horribly wrong. Still, I'm sure a lot of people were really happy see New England get their faces kicked in for a night. It was probably a great feeling to think the Evil Empire had finally fallen, even if that feeling only lasted for 6 days.
Nah, there are doubts over who the GOAT QB and HC are, it'll never be an open/shut debate
Now the dynasty has finally ended, with TB now at the end of his career!
Arshad Khan L
Without doubt they have the greatest coach of all time in BB. Tom is a great QB, but Tom is not the greatest QB of all time. His sustained success is impressive as hell, but a whole lot of jewelry does not make you the best. If the chargers won the SB this year (lol) Tyrod Taylor would have two rings. Would we start saying he’s as good as either of the Manning brothers are? No. Obviously.
@@haveagreatday6952 There's a lot wrong with that comparison. The biggest issue is that Tom Brady _started_ and won 6 Super Bowl titles. Peyton Manning _started_ and won 2 Super Bowl titles. Tyrod Taylor _did not start_ in his only Super Bowl appearance. It's not even remotely the same comparison. If you were going to make the 'rings don't matter' argument, you were better off going with Trent Dilfer or Brad Johnson (or even 2015 Peyton Manning). At least they started in their Super Bowls and won. Tyrod Taylor was a backup.
With that being said, even removing Super Bowls from the equation, Tom Brady still has the best resume of any QB in the GOAT debate. Statistically he's either the best or top 3 in every stat, he has earned more accolades than any QB ever, he's won far more than any QB ever. And he's done it with pretty sub-par supporting casts on offense. No doubt Belichick aided him big time in winning six Super Bowls, but there's a reason that Brady has earned the most Super Bowl MVP honors of any player ever. He wasn't just some guy, he was the primary reason they were winning those games.
Good Job Trent Dilfer! You unleashed the second wave of the Dynasty with your comments.
Chiefs in 2014: haha we ended the patriots dynasty
titans in 2019: are you sure about that
What is dead may never die, but rises again harder and stronger!
Can we appreciate the fact that looking back now it’s crazy how both of these teams were powerhouses and still are!!! Can’t wait for Cam against Mahomes! YESSSSSSS
Giving me flashbacks
I’m a Kansas Citian and was at the game. I’ve been a chiefs fan my whole life, but i grew up with Tom Brady being my favorite player. It was just his story and drive to go from pick#199 to MVP. I asked for tickets to this game for my birthday. It is to this day the only game I’ve ever rooted against my Chiefs because it was the first time I ever got to see Brady play in person. I showed up to the game wearing my Brady jersey. I found the result extremely fitting. Chiefs dominated, and Brady got benched. I’ve never rooted against KC before or since 😂 even against New England. Still love Brady, but the Chiefs are in my soul.
haha this is wholesome and awesome
The famous "We're on to Cincinnati" game.
The only season KC missed the playoffs under Andy Reid
And they still went 9-7
By the way, this was the game that Arrowhead Stadium set the record for loudest crowd noise. 142.2 decibels!
hi Lane how are you doing today. I believe you are safe and in good health.
Maria Russo what?
I remember this game. I really didn't think after this game that they were done as a dynasty. I just knew it wasn't over yet. And for some reason I was right.
The stadium was rocking that night. One of my favorite Arrowhead games of all time!
This game was nuts! All the talk about benching Brady for Garoppolo who was a rookie at the time, and the Patriots went on to win the Super Bowl. In fact the only game they lost the rest of the season was to the Packers on the road in a very tight game. Crazy. Gotta love the NFL.
rodgers was so good that year too. If he weren't injured against Seattle he wins that one. Would have also been a good superbowl
Loudest game in NFL history ?
I can't say it much more since a lot of people from the comment section already said it
But when the 2020 season begins, there's gonna be a new NE dynasty, most likely anchored by the defense or a surprising performance by Jarrett Stidham
WOW, YOU DID IT. IT ONLY TOOK YOU 5 YEARS!
I miss football 🏈
Una expresión de deseos que tenían desde hace años... pero la Dinastía se expandió! Arriba Brady y los Patriots! 🏆🟦⬜🟥😎
one of my favorite games of all time
Coming from a Patriots fan I am so happy that they won the Super Bowl that year because they deserve it because after that game the Patriots and Tom Brady got criticized so much and they bounce back from it and they won everything that year
Imagine Mahomes with Charles in backfield
Alex Smith should of won the super bowl with this team
The title is epic 😂
When Buffalo DESTROYED New England with Bledsoe at qb and Milloy on defense , that was the wake up call the team needed.
Thank you KC.
Tbh you should have added "temporarily” before the word "ended” so the comment section wouldnt be so hostile lmao
This game also holds the distinction of the Guinness World Record for loudest crowd at a sports stadium. At 142.2 decibels recorded with 8 seconds left in the first quarter, Chiefs fans proved themselves louder than aircraft carrier decks and gunshots.
Im a Titans fan. Don’t take this away from us!
I would title this the video the Dynasty's first cracks.
The dynasty didn’t end lmao
its a joke... thats what everyone was saying after this game in particular because brady played like shit and jamaal charles tore them up
Maybe your too young to remember but that was the headlines the next week
Will Rode yeah it did...
In January 2020
Its a joke...
I remember this game this was the year my Kansas City Royals play the San Francisco Giants in the World Series and the Kansas City Royals was on a path to The World 🌎 Series...
Belichick could never stop Andy Reid, he can only out score him
Please upload the game where Brady gets a knee injury from the chiefs game
I have a few games ideas!
2006 Broncos @ Bengals
2008 Colts @ Steelers
2001 Buccaneers @ Packers
1991 AFC Championship
All I have to say about this game is...
We're on to Cincinnati
The day the old dynasty died. and a birth of a new modern dynasty that resulted in 3 superbowls in 5 years.
It's still a dynasty all the way through
@@jramz5176 Well yesh your right. I would say the first part of the dynasty and them the modern part.
Man, Charles actually would be the perfect RB compliment Mahomes.
I'm still not sold on CEH
wait is this an official NFL account or just some guy
"The night the Patriots Dynasty ended. "
Until they moved on to Cincinnati.
the night the dynasty was reborn
Should be Super Bowl LII
Thank you
Lets face it they were doomed when the released Hernandez what a boneheaded move......
Dynasty was over after this night!
This comment section questioning the title shows that a great many NFL fans couldn't grasp irony if it was superglued to their palms...
I remember that game well and I crossed my fingers for KC back then. Here's the explanation: I'm not an American, I'm European. The dumb TV networks and even dumber press have always put it like this: If the Patriots win, Tom Brady wins, NEVER the team. If the Patriots lost, the team lost and Brady wasn't an issue. You can see for yourself that he was an outstanding player, he proved that often enough. Basically what I'm saying is that I hate this idolatry of the press. Especially when you first want to really get to know the sport and also want to explore its roots - what excites people in the USA so much about Football, etc., etc. That makes people unsympathetic who perhaps are not unsympathetic at all.
This Patriots team could not account for the tremendous speed of Charles. The Chiefs would become a dynasty 6 years later
Me reads title expecting it to be the Titans V Pat game
What was the name of the reporter who said “if you ask me if Tom Brady will ever win another super bowl no way no how”
Crazy how this wasn’t so long ago and yet only Kelce and Fisher are left from that Chiefs team
The game it ended was really titans pats playoffs last year
I kinda forgot that Jammal Charles existed
The night where the 1st Dynasty ended......but also the same night where the 2nd one started🤣
I forgot we still had Dwayne Bowe at this time
Dwayne Bowe was a big strong receiver we need one now... imagine Jamaal Charles and Niles Davis in the backfield with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce and the Cheetah..boom!
"The night the dynasty ended". The Patriots won three Superbowls since that game. The dynasty ended this past January against the Titans. Brady is now playing for the Buccaneers.
Hey NFL throwback I’ve got an idea Vikings vs Buccaneers 2000 week 9
This game was an amazing 2 hours
Not many memorable Chiefs games to talk about but hey they owned the Pats on that night. But we know who won it all that year and in 16 and 18. Haha Woooooo!!!!!
It's funny how people thought that the Pats were done when they'd go on to have a second dynasty that started that season when they won SB 49
Wow Garoppolo threw his first NFL pass, to the team that would defeat him in his first Super Bowl start.
Last time I checked I had to sit and watch Belichick and Brady win 3 more Super Bowls so you can clearly see there was a flaw when NFL Throwback was titling the video.
Ryan Irwin- Diehl I know it a joke
I miss that Alex smith cadence, absolute DAWG barking aht orders
Uh how in the hell did the dynasty die that night when they not only went on to the super bowl that same season (which they won on that Malcolm Butler interception) but also went on to the super bowl four times over the next six years, winning three of them?? The pats dynasty died last January in foxboro on a pick six (by Logan Ryan a former patriot no less).
How they got like 3 more superbowls after this!?!!?!!
Yeah boyyyyyyy#RedKingdom🔥
In all seriousness, the dynasty ended when they lost to the Dolphins in Week 17 last season to give up the first round bye and started the end of the dynasty
I feel like a better title for the video would be "the night KC set the Crowd Noise Record...since that'll never be touched.
Brady hate is strong with the general public that is another reason he is the 🐐
@@davis2k1234 I don't get it either. I am not a Pats fan, nor a Bucs fan and never will be, but no one was as dominant for as long as Brady. He is the GOAT and we may never see someone come close to what he was able to do simply because he did it for so long.
Love Okeye, love Larry Johnson. But Jamall Charles was the best. Imo regardless of all-time stats? Charles was one best backs ever. Just a PERFECT RB.
Too bad Jamaal Charles suffered injuries. Imagine if he played in the Patrick Mahomes/Tyreek Hill era.
@@SylveonMujigaeOfficial Charles? THE PEFECT Back
@@SylveonMujigaeOfficial We need draft a RB in 2022 NFL Draft. Like 6foot/205lbs
Thanks to the Cheifs this helped the Patriots wake up after a 2-2 start they finished 12-4 and won the Superbowl
This aged well
Everyone actually did think that the dynasty was over after this game ended. Alas, the Patriots went on to win three Super Bowls in the years that followed.
The amount of people who can’t read the ellipsis as sarcasm is disappointing
Haha it really is surprising how many people don’t get the title
On to Cincinnati
More like "KC needed star players across the field to do what the Jets do at least once a season whom only posses a one player worthy enough to mention in the good player tweets".
This was my first patriots game😩it sucked to see
That's a purely ironic headline lol.
Didn't they win the super bowl this year? The dynasty was broken by Fitzmagic and then destroyed by Tennessee. Brady's last throw as a Patriot will always be a pick 6.
The night the second Patriots dynasty was born.
Yeah. It’s too bad it ended that night. We haven’t done much since then. We’ve only made four more super bowl appearances and won three more super bowl championships. Also, Tom Brady got six rings. No big deal
This game makes me feel so old. 29 year old pats fan. God damn.
Look at my QB on the sideline 😂‼️ JG
I'm a KC fan and even I don't believe this heading.
Didn’t they win like 3 Super Bowls after this
The New England Patriots dynasty didn't end, they just took the night off.
What happened to you Jamal Charles
The fact that the title of this video is what it is, and the fact that this video is still on TH-cam is embarrassing
Imagine having Jamal in fantasy that night.
yep and won 3 Superbowls after this loss .
How did this end their dynasty? They won three super bowls after this game.
Full game please! It's amazing that Jimmy G. had his first TD in KC, then a few short years later would play them in the Superbowl.
And lose
What a lovely day
Six years later the chiefs FINALLY put it all together and won the superbowl
And they lost to Brady again a year later 💀
Fact: This game was home to a Guinness world record-breaking loudest crowd.